Building a financial model is a crucial part of every startup. Here's why you should build one and how to do it right.
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Building a financial model is a crucial part of every startup. Here's why you should build one and how to do it right.
When building a startup financial model, your first priority should be to help the reader understand the business. Let’s see how we can do it effectively.
What is the importance of proper TAM valuation for your B2B SaaS startup, and why a small TAM is not necessarily a death sentence?
In any financial forecast, clarity is vital. A reader needs to be able to understand the business—how it generates revenues, how it spends its money, and how it expects to grow.
The comparable companies’ analysis is a fundamental part of many financial exercises. This post breaks down every aspect of the comps analysis step-by-step.
There are a few misconceptions around financial models. This post helps you focus on the true goals of a startup financial model and how to execute them.
Breaking down the process of building the user base forecast starting from the customer acquisition in a simple and understandable language and avoid (as much as possible) any “pro” terms and acronyms.
Budgeting and financial forecasting are two entirely different planning tools. Keeping them separated could strengthen the business financial management. Here’s why.
After modeling almost every business idea and business model possible, I want to highlight seven practical tips that I learned the hard way of building a sales forecast.